Tierney Plumb is an editor of Eater’s Northeast region, covering D.C., Boston, Philly, and New York. After a long pandemic pause, CityCenterDC’s polished seafood showpiece Estuary stages a comeback ...
Responsibility for the enormous project to return Capitol Lake to an estuary has been transferred to the Department of Ecology. The Washington State Legislature included the decision in the budget ...
Bellingham has awarded a contract to build an intertidal estuary at the mouth of Little Squalicum Creek and remove a culvert to let young salmon swim to sea and allow spawning adults to return. Cost ...
Capitol Lake’s water levels are so low this week, you can see pilings from former homes, mudflats and the ghost of a former estuary. Tessa Gardner-Brown, team project manager with the Department of ...
A drone camera captured a bird’s-eye view of water flowing into the new estuary at Little Squalicum Creek, in a statement published by the city of Bellingham on Friday. City of Bellingham Courtesy to ...
Philip Souza’s research is focused on the sounds that fish along the Texas Gulf Coast make to attract mates or defend territory. Philip Souza, a graduate student at UT Austin's Marine Science ...
In recent years, Milwaukee’s rivers have gradually been revitalized — becoming cleaner and more welcoming to fish, wildlife and humans. The Burnham Canal project (starred) is a small piece of the ...
Brian Collins stands on a sandy beach near the mouth of the Tijuana River. "This is the Pacific Ocean," he said as he spread his arms toward the open water. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ...
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